run-throughs (Meaning)
run-throughs
to read or rehearse without pausing, a usually cursory reading, summary, or rehearsal, to spend or consume wastefully and rapidly, to subject to a process, to pierce with or as if with a sword, carry out, do, pierce, to spend or use up wastefully
Synonyms & Antonyms of run-throughs
run-throughs Sentence Examples
- The actors held several run-throughs before the final performance.
- The team had a quick run-through of the play to refresh their memories.
- The run-throughs helped the dancers perfect their timing and coordination.
- The director suggested the cast take a break after the long run-through.
- The students were anxious about the run-through, knowing it was a pivotal moment in their production.
- The band performed several run-throughs to ensure their music was flawless.
- The firefighters conducted run-throughs of the emergency procedures to prepare for any eventuality.
- The military unit rehearsed their attack strategy with multiple run-throughs.
- The run-throughs for the fashion show focused on the models' confidence and poise.
- The architects met with the contractors for a final run-through of the building plans before construction began.
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to read or rehearse without pausing, a usually cursory reading, summary, or rehearsal, to spend or consume wastefully and rapidly, to subject to a process, to p
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The actors held several run-throughs before the final performance.
The team had a quick run-through of the play to refresh their memories.
The run-throughs helped the dancers perfect their timing and coordination.
The director suggested the cast take a break after the long run-through.
